Easy Trails In Johnson Valley

[@mo-boost]

Great video. Love the Google Earth views. Provides great reference points to help understand where places actually are on a map!

[@savannamillen7276]

Real nice video, and you are courageous doing this exploration trails on your own.

[@subietrails2750]

I haven't found anyone with a Subaru that likes to do the trails I like. Also, I don't think I'd want to go with a big group either because I like to go at my own pace. Besides people would probably get annoyed having to stop and wait for me to change camera batteries and setup tripods for the drive by shots haha.

[@savannamillen7276]

I haven’t found anyone that wants to do trails with Subie one my area. Everyone has Jeeps

[@subietrails2750]

@@savannamillen7276 I've had the same problem where I live in Yucca Valley. Everybody here has Jeeps or other Huge off-road vehicles. I see lots of Subies too but nobody that looks like they go off-road in them. That's why I started this channel to show people that Subarus are actually pretty good little trail cars. If you ever want to do a trail together let me know. I'd be curious to see how much better a Wilderness handles trails than my stock Outback.

[@626weekendwarriors9]

Great video. I’m also digging the Google Earth maps.

[@mtntrailsubie]

Fantastic editing!

[@stacky512a]

are maps available online for the trail numbers? I was in Gold Crown area, and so many divides in the trails got me really confused

[@subietrails2750]

It's hard to find one place online that shows the names of every trail. I spend a lot of time on google earth getting familiar with an area before I go there. Also The GaiaGPS app helps to find trails. Another resource is BLM National Data page blm-egis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=6f0da4c7931440a8a80bfe20eddd7550 Make sure to check the Ground transportation linear feature layer, it shows the names of trails that fall within BLM land.

[@stacky512a]

@@subietrails2750 thank you for the response! I will look into that link!

[@ilishmarquez7432]

Where was the last hill you were on in this video?

[@subietrails2750]

It's a random trail marked OM6621 near Quill Spring 34.66222, -116.89097

[@nestorlopez3763]

Nice 👌

[@pablotanja2405]

nice video where is johnson valley?

[@subietrails2750]

Johnson Valley is in Southern California dersert Near Victorville.

[@pablotanja2405]

@@subietrails2750 thank you brother

[@NousernameI]

BeamNG Drive mao